P.T. Barnum really was right
LOL.
The whole fucking point of this system is it will cut your cost down no matter how you want to claim it wont if you have a larger mining system NOT give you free electric.
no, it won't. that's the "whole fucking point" that everyone is trying to tell you. but you're too stupid to realize it and listen to people smarter than you.
your proposal claims to give more energy out than you're putting in (mind those your/you're there
). that is not possible no matter what kind of nonsense you spout.
Your putting in energy from the batteries all you need to do is keep them charged. I guess if you own a potato farm you can make your energy source out of batteries. There you now have a renewable source of energy. I bet you haven't even looked at the specs for the different components. Without looking into that you don't have a single value to go by to say to determine how much energy you need to keep things going
1x 24vdc battery at 150 ah can produce 3600 watts of energy now multiply that by 8 gives you 28800 watts of energy now convert that into ac using the inverter. There you roughly have lets say 28000 watts dc voltage. Simple DC formula
(V):
P(W) = I(A) × V(V)
Now your 28000 watts converted equals about 1166 amps of power to convert to ac voltage. Converted it gives you 127 amps of 220vac or 27940 watts @220vac. --- Can run a good number of miners on 127 amps @220vac
If you waste 2000 watts of that energy it still gives you 25kw of useable power if it costs you 500 watts of energy to turn the generator head you still have 24.5kw of useable energy for the cost of running a charging system. So in the end your getting 24.5kw of power for the cost of 500 watts to keep the batteries charged.
500 watts of energy to turn a motor is a huge savings compared to running your miners off the wall. The specs will vary by how many batteries you want to use, the charging system, and the size of the inverter.